The Gardens of Augustus, located on the eastern side of Capri, Italy, is a charming garden built in the early 20th century. Named after the Roman Emperor Augustus, it offers stunning sea views overlooking the iconic Faraglioni rocks and the blue Mediterranean Sea. The garden is filled with rich tropical plants, flowers, and cypress trees, with winding paths adorned by statues and pavilions. It is not only a perfect spot for photography but also an ideal place to experience the blend of nature and culture on the island. The view of the blue sky, azure sea, and white buildings from the garden paths is truly refreshing.
Hours may change seasonally; check official website before visiting. Winter (Nov-Mar) may have reduced hours.
Tickets can be purchased on-site; advance booking online recommended to avoid queues.
Take a bus from Marina Grande (the port) to Piazzetta (Capri's town center), then walk about 10 minutes to the garden. Alternatively, use island minibuses or taxis.
Private cars are not allowed on the island (except for residents). Park at Marina Grande parking lot and continue on foot or by public transport.
There are steps from the port to the garden; wear comfortable shoes.
No subway service.
Not mandatory, but advance online booking is recommended during peak season to avoid queues.
No, picnicking is not allowed, but there are nearby cafes and benches.
Partially; there are steps in some areas, but some flat paths are available.
Yes, public restrooms are near the entrance.
Take a taxi or minibus to Piazzetta, then walk 10 minutes; walking takes about 20-25 minutes.
Best Season
Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) offer mild weather, fewer crowds, and blooming flowers. Summer is hot and crowded; winter may have limited facilities.
Duration
1-2 hours
Category
Park